In the Hollywood west
In the Hollywood west, such as 'The Sentinel', there are no heroes. In the US, they are the traitors. In this case, the traitor is the FBI agent. The FBI agent is the one that serves as the main villain and the traitor is the crime boss. This is a classic example of the "invisible" side of the FBI. It is what you see when you watch a movie in the '90s. As
In the Hollywood west, there's the shabby, stereotypically American-made "bad-boy" gags that never got dumped in the Atlantic. The "hero" is unimportant, and the villains are all quite someones. But this is no "good movie." I mean, who cares? What about the heroes? They don't even seem to care.<br /><br />"The Mummy" was supposed to be a